Sentence examples for we know the implications from inspiring English sources

We are not heartless, we know the implications for selling it, even though a minority of the group wanted to sell it".

This neglect seems unfortunate for policy purposes: We know the implications and concerns for the prospects of different demographic groups' employment as aggregate demand changes: Blacks and Hispanics' employment is more volatile than that of whites, while men's employment has been more volatile than women's, especially during the Great Recession.

"We all know the implications of the date and time of year this is," Thompson said.

Asked about possible motives for the arson attack, Major David Thompson told reporters that "we all know the implications of the date and the time of year that this is, the 9/11 anniversary.

Only then will we know the true implications of Bhutan's first snow of the year.

We know the following implications; see, e.g., [5, 7, 10].

We know the following implications: text{C} Longrightarrow text{BroC} Longrightarrow text{CJMC}.

We know the following implications: Bro → BW → MK → CJM ↘ ↘ ↗ Mat → NT We note that for each implication, there exists a counterexample for its converse implication.

We know the following implications: begin{aligned} &CRightarrow Bro Rightarrow BoWo Rightarrow MeKe Rightarrow CJM, &C Rightarrow Bro Rightarrow Mat Rightarrow CJM.

Jones: Mr. Trump, we know the sinister implications.

So, while we don't know the implications in the short term, the implications a few years down the road are very exciting.